TIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOL - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools
TIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOL - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools
TIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOL - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools
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EARTH’S ENVIRONMENT (SC3790)<br />
This is a year long course designed for Juniors and Seniors that will focus on the Earth’s processes. This course will use<br />
atmospheric, oceanographic, geological and biological concepts to introduce the major processes that have shaped the<br />
Earth's environment and climate (over geological time scales), the evolution of organisms, the cycling of elements and<br />
the feedbacks between these processes. This course might be useful (if necessary) as a review for the science portion<br />
of the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT). This class is a college preparatory course.<br />
*Scientific or graphing calculator required<br />
GRADE -11/12 LENGTH - YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE - BIO OR ACC BIO & CHEM OR ACC CHEM<br />
CHEMISTRY (SC3850)<br />
This is a year long course designed for Sophomores and above who have a comprehensive background in mathematics<br />
(including the successful completion of Algebra I). The course is intended to introduce students to principles, concepts<br />
and methods of operation in chemistry. General concepts and laboratory work are emphasized more than in-depth analysis<br />
of specifics. This class is a college preparatory course. **Scientific or graphing calculator required<br />
GRADE -10/11/12 LENGTH -YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE -ALGEBRA I<br />
ACCELERATED CHEMISTRY (SC3860)<br />
This is a year long course intended for sophomores or higher who have demonstrated a high interest in Math/Science,<br />
exemplary achievement in Math/Science, and an ability to work independently. Instruction assumes the student has<br />
completed at least one year of Algebra with above average or better grades and is proficient in study skills, reading<br />
skills, abstract thinking, and is motivated to learn at a relatively fast pace. This course introduces principles, concepts,<br />
and operational methods of chemistry at a faster pace with supplemental scope and depth. Vocabulary is technical and<br />
many concepts are highly abstract. Reading, lectures, homework, tests, and laboratory work are emphasized. The student<br />
will be expected to keep up with daily homework assignments. This class is a college preparatory course and is<br />
recommended for those with a solid B average or higher in Algebra and recommended Accelerated Biology.<br />
**Scientific or graphing calculator required<br />
GRADE -10/11/12 LENGTH -YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE -ALGEBRA I<br />
(AP) ADVANCED PLACEMENT CHEMISTRY (SC3880)<br />
Advanced Placement Chemistry is a year long course designed to be the equivalent of a first-year college chemistry<br />
course. It builds on the foundations of Chemistry, but places greater emphasis on chemical calculations and problemsolving.<br />
The course focuses heavily on the development of advanced laboratory skills and prepares students to take the<br />
AP Chemistry exam. Some topics included in this course are: stoichiometry and reactions, thermochemistry, gas equilibrium,<br />
acid-base equilibrium, electrochemistry, and coordination compounds. AP Chemistry requires a commitment to<br />
deal with the extra responsibilities assumed (greater workload inside and outside of class) as well as a desire to have a<br />
greater understanding of the content. This course is designed for Juniors and Seniors who have had two years of Algebra<br />
and one of Chemistry with at least a B average in each course. *Scientific or graphing calculator required<br />
GRADE -11/12 LENGTH –YEAR CREDIT -1<br />
PREREQUISITE –CHEMISTRY OR ACC CHEMISTRY AND ALGEBRA II (OR TAKING CONCURRENTLY)<br />
PHYSICS (SC3910)<br />
This is a year long course designed for Juniors and Seniors who have a solid background in math (Algebra I, Algebra II,<br />
and Geometry). The course is intended to introduce students to principles, concepts and operational methods of physics.<br />
This course will include the study of motion, forces, waves, light, and electricity .Readings, problems, lectures, homework,<br />
tests, and laboratory experiences are used to accomplish this study. This class is a college preparatory course.<br />
**scientific or graphing calculator required<br />
(GRADE -11/12 LENGTH -YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE CHEMISTRY OR ACC CHEMISTRY, GEOMETRY<br />
ALGEBRA II AND CONCURRENTLY TAKING TRIG & ALGEBRA III, PRE-CALCULUS OR CALCULUS<br />
(AP) ADVANCED PLACEMENT PHYSICS (SC3920)<br />
This is a year long course (designated as Advanced Placement type B) designed for students who have demonstrated<br />
an exceptionally high interest in Math/Science, exemplary achievement in Math/Science, and ability to work independently.<br />
This course provides a systematic development of the main principles of physics emphasizing problem solving<br />
and helping students develop a deeper understanding of physics concepts. It is assumed that students are familiar<br />
with algebra and trigonometry, although some theoretical developments may use basic concepts of calculus. In most<br />
colleges, this is a one year terminal course including a laboratory component. Success in this course will require a high<br />
degree of effort and dedication. Summer coursework required. **Scientific or Graphing calculator required<br />
GRADE -11/12 LENGTH –YEAR CREDIT -1<br />
PREREQUISITE –CHEMISTRY OR ACC CHEMISTRY AND ALGEBRA II (OR TAKING CONCURRENTLY)<br />
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